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Emma Chamberlain might’ve started her career on YouTube, but she’s a full-fledged fashion girly now. It’s safe to say, the internet has become obsessed with her iconic Met Gala interviews and her ability to slay every red carpet she steps foot on. When it comes to our girl Emma, we’re always tuned in. And when we saw her sporting the cutest Ralph Lauren USA outfit at the Paris Olympics — our love for her fashion sense quickly turned into obsession.
Let’s face it, Emma can pull off practically any outfit. Like a true it girl, her street style is just as chic as her jaw-dropping couture looks. And since we’ve become so used to her extravagant ensembles, we’ve also learned to appreciate her more simple ‘fits. As one of the many fashion icons attending the 2024 Olympics in Paris, Emma wore an outfit that gave dressing patriotically a whole new meaning.
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Last night, Emma Chamberlain was seen wearing a surprisingly cool USA ‘fit. The Ralph Lauren look consisted of the brand’s signature embroidered baseball cap, a USA tank top from 2012, a matching navy blue tennis skirt with a red sweater wrapped around the waist, and white sneakers. We knew tenniscore would be big this year thanks to the popularity of Challengers (and the endless amount of Wimbledon outfit inspo), but no one expected “Americancore” outfits like this to pop off too. One thing’s for sure though, if Emma Chamberlain’s wearing it—it’s cool.
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After popularizing the American flag sweater back in 1989, Ralph Lauren has long been the champion of making American-themed clothes cool again. And after Emma’s head-to-toe RL fit in Paris, it really seems like this year’s Summer Olympics is the perfect time to get patriotic with your fashion. Since we’ve become so obsessed with crazy talented American Olympians like Simone Biles, maybe it’s no longer cringe to wear our country on our chests (literally). After all, if we’ve taken one thing away from watching the Olympics—it’s how stylish everyone’s uniforms are.
